Dining in Montreal
Jan 7th, 2010, 08:11 AM
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Dining in Montreal
Would love suggestios for restaurants in Montreal Valentine's Day week-end, preferably good French or local cuisine for lunch and dinners, moderately priced.Thanks!
Jan 8th, 2010, 07:29 AM
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Montreal has a mind boggling selection of restaurants to choose from.
Some of our favorite mid priced ones:
Au Petite Extra - French - Ontario St.
Jardin de Panos - BYOB Greek - Duluth St - very popular & lively
L'Express - French - St. Denis
Lotus Bleu - BYOB Asian - Duluth
Cafe Cherrier - French Bistro - Cherrier - good lunch spot
Grand Comptoir - French Bistro - Sq. Phillips - good downtown lunch spot
Casa Tapas - Spanish - Rue Rachiel
Just fyi, the area where Duluth intersects St. Denis is lined with interesting byob restaurants.
Some of our favorite mid priced ones:
Au Petite Extra - French - Ontario St.
Jardin de Panos - BYOB Greek - Duluth St - very popular & lively
L'Express - French - St. Denis
Lotus Bleu - BYOB Asian - Duluth
Cafe Cherrier - French Bistro - Cherrier - good lunch spot
Grand Comptoir - French Bistro - Sq. Phillips - good downtown lunch spot
Casa Tapas - Spanish - Rue Rachiel
Just fyi, the area where Duluth intersects St. Denis is lined with interesting byob restaurants.
Jan 12th, 2010, 01:19 PM
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Susan:
Thanks for the suggestion but I understand that Lemeac is also closed. Sounded good. Thanks to all the other suggestions especially the byob's. Ar there more French or local restaurants that are byob's? any oyher ideas?
Ediemay
Thanks for the suggestion but I understand that Lemeac is also closed. Sounded good. Thanks to all the other suggestions especially the byob's. Ar there more French or local restaurants that are byob's? any oyher ideas?
Ediemay
Jan 15th, 2010, 10:01 AM
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My family and I had a super meal in a restaurant called Le Poisson Rouge. It is run by a family where the daughter does the cooking, and the parents serve the tables. It is very reasonable and was one of the best meals I have eaten. Increasing, there are more and more restaurants in Montreal that allow you to bring your own wine at no charge and Le Poisson Rouge is one of these. It used to be a fish only place - hence the name - but it is no longer since this family bought it. Go to www.lepoissonrouge.ca and you will find everything you need, including menu and map. Do try it. You will not be disappointed.
